Exact 128XP/10 nameplate, serial number and manufacture information
Exact 128XP/10 nameplate, serial number and manufacture information
$1,657
ACUSON 128 XP/10 — The is a legacy cart-based diagnostic ultrasound system
developed for shared-service imaging. Configurations may include 2D, M-mode, colour-flow,
spectral Doppler, triplex Doppler, ECG and auxiliary continuous-wave Doppler functions.
Confirm the exact software, transducers, monitor, recording devices and tested operating
condition before ordering.
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The ACUSON 128 XP/10 belongs to a generation of cart-based ultrasound systems
designed for multiple diagnostic departments. Acuson’s service manual covers the 128XP/10,
128XP/5, 128XP/E and field-upgraded 128/10 and 128/5 systems. This is important for procurement:
two consoles with similar exterior appearance may contain different software, circuit-board
revisions, Doppler options, transducer support and recording accessories.
The ACUSON 128 XP/10 belongs to a generation of cart-based ultrasound systems
designed for multiple diagnostic departments. Acuson’s service manual covers the 128XP/10,
128XP/5, 128XP/E and field-upgraded 128/10 and 128/5 systems. This is important for procurement:
two consoles with similar exterior appearance may contain different software, circuit-board
revisions, Doppler options, transducer support and recording accessories. The rear nameplate,
startup screen, installed boards, software revision and live-function tests should therefore be
documented before purchase.
The system architecture is modular. The manufacturer’s service documentation describes
functionally isolated printed-circuit boards and subassemblies intended to simplify service and
field replacement. Expansion slots allowed system capability to be upgraded. That design made the
platform adaptable, but it also means the present configuration cannot be inferred reliably from
the model name. A quotation should list every enabled mode, installed option and functioning
peripheral rather than using a generic specification copied from another 128XP console.
The scanner was developed around 128-element Acuson transducers and a 128-channel imaging
architecture. Published exact-model profiles list Acoustic Response Technology, Native Tissue
Harmonics, triple-frequency selection, colour Doppler, B-colour, triplex Doppler, cine loop,
strip cine, spectral Doppler, ECG and auxiliary continuous-wave Doppler among available features.
Some functions require specific software, boards or transducers. Each claimed function should be
demonstrated using the appropriate probe, phantom or signal source.
Match model/serial labels, condition and included configuration to the written quotation.
Check accessories, software, power, facility and host-system requirements where applicable.
Confirm packing, freight, insurance, documentation, warranty and commissioning responsibilities.
Reference images support model identification. The final quotation should match the exact unit, accessories and condition being supplied.



Product-specific facts are summarized for procurement review; configuration-sensitive items should be confirmed against the exact supplied unit.
Exact 128XP/10 nameplate, serial number and manufacture information
Software revision and complete enabled-mode list
Every transducer model, frequency, connector and application
B-mode uniformity, penetration, resolution and measurement tests
Colour, PW, spectral, triplex and CW Doppler tests where installed
ECG, M-mode, cine, recording and physiologic-interface tests
Suitability depends on the exact configuration, professional use case, manufacturer instructions and destination-market requirements.
Evaluate ACUSON 128 XP/10 for workflows that match the documented model, configuration and manufacturer instructions.
Useful when matching an existing fleet, installed platform or facility requirement after compatibility has been confirmed.
Suitable for qualified procurement projects where destination regulations, installation and support requirements are reviewed in advance.
Compare specifications, accessories, condition and documentation before approving a high-value equipment purchase.
Exact specifications can vary by revision, region and installed options. The serial-number-specific configuration and manufacturer documentation take precedence.
The final commercial offer defines what is included. For high-value or configuration-sensitive equipment, request an itemized packing list before payment.
Exact package contents and condition are controlled by the written quotation and order documentation.
Use manufacturer, regulatory and technical references to validate product-family information. The exact supplied unit still requires serial-specific verification.
Technical documentation for product and compatibility review.
Review power, space, environment, network, consumable or facility requirements where applicable.
Confirm exact-unit photographs, identification labels, condition and functional evidence before dispatch.
Coordinate export packing, insured freight and shipment documentation for approved destinations.
Plan installation, commissioning, training or local technical support where required and available.
Answers distinguish product-family information from the serial-specific configuration that must be confirmed in the quotation.
Confirm the exact model and serial label, condition, included accessories, installed options or software where applicable, power requirements, documentation and the destination-country requirements shown in the written quotation.
No. Configuration can vary by production revision, installed options, accessories and prior service history. The serial-number-specific quotation and packing list should take precedence over generic product-family information.
International B2B shipment can be arranged subject to destination-country import rules, carrier restrictions and any product-specific transport requirements. Freight and insurance terms should be confirmed before payment.
Only accessories itemized in the written quotation and packing list should be treated as included. Product photos can show optional or reference accessories that are not part of the supplied configuration.
Warranty coverage depends on the exact unit, condition and commercial offer. The applicable warranty period and coverage should be stated in the written quotation before purchase.
Review available manufacturer documentation, model labels, compatibility information and regional requirements before ordering. Manufacturer names and trademarks are used for product identification.
Exact-model details, configuration and documentation are reviewed before commercial confirmation.
Freight options, export packing and shipment documentation for approved destinations.
Support for configuration checks, installation planning and procurement documentation.
Written quotation, packing scope, delivery terms and warranty conditions before order approval.
Include delivery country, quantity, required configuration and target purchase date.
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